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Gastroenterology Flashcards

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PBC: associations

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Sjogren’s, RA, systemic sclerosis, thyroid disease

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PBC: features

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Fatigue, pruritis, cholestasis, hyperpigmentation

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PBC; Dx

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AMA, raised IgM

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PBC; Mx

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Ursodeoxycholic acid

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Achalasia; features

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Dysphagia of liquids and solids

Regurgitation

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Achalasia; Ix

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Oesophageal manometry
Barium swallow (bird's beak)
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Peutz-Jeghers Sx; what?

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AD condition with hamartomatous polyps in GI tract

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Peutz-Jeghers; features

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Hamartomatous polyps in GI tract
Pigmented lesions on lips, mouth, face, palms and soles
Obstruction
GI bleeding

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Acute fatty liver of pregnancy: features

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Abdo pain, n&v, headache, jaundice, hypoglycaemia

Elevated ALT

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Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy: features

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pruritus, raised bilirubin

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Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy; Mx

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Ursodeoxycholic acid

Weekly LFTs

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Causes of C. dif infection

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Clindamycin, cephalosporins and PPIs

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C. dif; Mx

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Po metronidazole

PO vancomycin

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Antibody used in C dif

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Bezlotozumab

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Whipple’s disease; features

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WHIPPLE
Watery diarrhoea
Hyperpigmentation of skin
I (eye signs)
Pleurisy
Pericarditis
LN
Enteric involvement
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Whipple’s disease; Biopsy

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Macrophage deposition with periodic acid-Schiff granules

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Sulphasalazine; SE

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Rashes, oligospermia, headache, Heinz body anaemia, megoblastic anaemia, fibrosis

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Mesalazine; SE

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GI upset, headache, agranulocytosis, pancreatitis, interstitial nephritis

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Gastrin; source

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G cells in antrum of stomach

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Gastrin; stimulus

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Stomach distension
Vagal nerve
Peptides / amino acids

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Gastrin; actions

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Increases parietal cell acid secretion
Increases pepsinogen and IF secretion
Increases gastric motility

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CCK; source

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I cells in upper small intestine

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CCK; stimulus

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Partially digested proteins and triglycerides

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CCK; actions

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Increases pancreatic secretions

GB contraction and relaxation of sphincter of Oddi

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Secretin; source

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S cells in small intestine

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Secretin; stimulus

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Acidic chyme, fatty acids

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Secretin; actions

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Increases HCO3 secretion

Decreases gastric acid secretion

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VIP; source

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Small intestine and pancrease

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VIP; action

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Stimulates secretion by pancreas and intestine

Inhibits acid secretion

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Somatostatin; source

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D cells in pancreas and stomach

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Somatostatin; action

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Decreases acid and pepsin secretion

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Hepatomegaly; cirrhosis

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Non-tender firm liver

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Hepatomegaly; malignancy

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hard, irregular, liver edge

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Hepatomegaly; RHF

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firm, smooth, tender liver edge +/- pulsatile

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Crohn’s; inducing remission

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  1. steroid + 5-asa
  2. azathioprine / MTX
  3. Infliximab
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Crohn’s; maintaining remission

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  1. azathioprine
  2. MTX
  3. 5-asa
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Carcinoid tumours: what?

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Liver metastases and release serotonin into systemic circulation

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Carcinoid tumours; features

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Flushing, diarrhoea, bronchospasm, hypotension, RS valve disease

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Carcinoid tumours; Ix;

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urinary 5-HIAA

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Carcinoid tumours; Mx

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Somatostatin analogues - octreotide

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LFTs; hepatic

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LFTs; biliary

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HBV; vaccinated

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HbSAg; negative
Anti-HbSAg; positive
Anti-HbCAg; negative

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HBV; natural immunity

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HbSAg; negative
Anti-HbSAg; positive
Anti-HbCAg; positive

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HBV; acute infection

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HbSAg; positive
Anti-HbSAg; negative
Anti-HbCAg; positive (IgM)

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HBV; chronic infection

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HbSAg; positive
Anti-HbSAg; negative
Anti-HbCAg; positive (IgM negative)

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SBP; Dx

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Paracentesis; neutrophils >250

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SBP; Mx

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IV cefotaxime

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Bariatric surgery; referral criteria

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No RF; BMI >40

RF; BMI >35

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Hepatorenal syndrome: type 1

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Rapid progression

Very very poor prognosis

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Hepatorenal syndrome: type 2

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Slowly progressive

52
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Hepatorenal syndrome: Mx

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terlipressin

53
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What is Dubin Johnson syndrome?

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Benign AR disorder resulting in hyperbilirubinaemia

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Drugs inducing hepatocellular damage (10)

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Paracetamol
Anti-epileptics (valproate, phenytoin)
MAOIs
Halthane
Anti-TB
Statins
Alcohol
Amiodarone
Methyldopa
Nitrofurantoin
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Drugs inducing cholestasis (6)

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COCP
Penicillins
Steoids
Phenothiazines
Sulphonylureas
Fibrates
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Drugs inducing cirrhosis (3)

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Methotrexate
Methyldopa
Amiodarone

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Acute pancreatitis: causes

A 
GET SMASHED
Gallstones
Ethanol
Trauma
Steroids
Mumps
Autoimmune
Scorptio 
Hypertriglyceridaemia
ERCP
Drugs
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Autoimmune hepatitis: type I

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Anti-nuclear antibodies +/- anti-smooth muscle antibodies

Affects adults and children

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Autoimmune hepatitis: type II

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Anti-liver / kidney microsomal type 1 antibodies

Affects children

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Autoimmune hepatitis: type III

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Soluble liver-kidney antigen

Affects middle-aged

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Angiodysplasia: associations

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Aortic stenosis

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Autoimmune hepatitis: associations

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HLA B8 DR3

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Bile acid malabsorption: investigation

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Bile acid malabsorption: Mx

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Cholestyramine

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C. dif: Management

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PO vancomycin
PO fidaxomicin
PO vancomycin +/- IV metronidazole

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Barrett’s oseophagus: histology

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Columnar epithelium

67
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Monitoring Rx in haematochromatosis

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Ferritin and transferritin

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Plummer Vinson syndrome: what?

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Dysphagia, glossitis, IDA

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Acute pancreatitis: severe (6)

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>55
Hypocalcaemia
Hyperglycaemia
Hypoxia
Neutrophilia
Elevated LDH and AST
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Child Pugh Score

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Ascities
Bilirubin
Albumin
PT 
Encephalopathy
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Coeliac; HLA

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HLA DQ2 and HLA DQ8

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Crohn’s histology

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Inflammation in all layers of mucosa
Increased goblet cells
Granulomas

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UC histology

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No inflammation beyond submucosa
Crypt abscess formation
Depletion of goblet cells

74
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Crohn’s endoscopy

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Deep ulcers
Skip lesions
Cobble stone appearance

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UC endoscopy

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Psudopolyps

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HSM: causes

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CLD with portal HTN
Infections; glandular fever, malaria, hepatits
Lymphoproliferative disorders
Myeloproliferative disorders
Amyloidosis
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HRS: pathophysiology

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Splanchnic vasodilation

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Maltase

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Maltose –> glucose + glucose

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Sucrase

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Sucrose –> fructose + glucose

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Lactase

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Lactose –> glucose and galactose

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Melanosis coli

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Associated with laxative abuse

82
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UC Inducing

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Rectal aminosalicylate
PO aminosalicylate
Steroid

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UC Inducing in severe disease

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Topical aminosalicylate and PO aminosalicylate

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UC Inducing in severe colitis

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IV steroids / ciclosporin

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Gastric MALT lymphoma; associations

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H. pylori infection

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Oesophageal adenocarcinoma: RF

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GORD
Barrett's 
Smoking 
Achalasia 
Obesity

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